Missouri History Today December 1, 1863: Agriculture Board Begins Advising Legislature On Policy
Missouri agriculture history
Three Missouri museums celebrate the iconic tractor and tell the tale of how they evolved into the high-tech behemoths that populate today’s fields.
This date in Missouri history. The Audrain County Republican reported that Mr. David Crockett of Audrain County killed 341 rats in his corn cribs. Note: The writer wonder’s, “Why did he wait so long? How could he have allowed 341 rats to be living in his harvested corn?”
October 17, 1917. This date in Missouri history. Search crews begin going through the rubble after the Kansas City Stockyards fire.
